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Oakley City Council Scheduled Trail Park Walkabout

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Oakley City Council Scheduled Trail Park Walkabout
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An undated notice on the Oakley City website announced a scheduled walkabout at Oakley Trail Park to observe park conditions and trail classifications.

Key takeaways

  • A quorum of the Oakley City Council was scheduled for a walkabout at Oakley Trail Park.
  • The event was scheduled for Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at 5:30 PM.
  • The walkabout was intended to discuss trail user classifications and observe park conditions.
  • The event was scheduled to begin at the Mountain Bike Park pavilion on Boulderville Road.

A quorum of the Oakley City Council was scheduled to conduct a walkabout at Oakley Trail Park. According to a notice posted to the city's website, the event was intended to allow council members to observe and discuss park conditions and trail user classifications.

The walkabout was scheduled for Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at 5:30 PM. The starting location for the event was set at the Mountain Bike Park pavilion located on Boulderville Road.

The notice stated that no formal action would be taken by the City Council during the walkabout. The purpose of the gathering was for council members to observe park conditions and consider the various user classifications for the trails at the park.

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